Wirelynx TR2001 PLC Transmitters
Wirelynx Series TR2001 PLC Transmitters are designed to work in
conjunction with one or more Wirelynx TR2101 Receivers within a
building to remotely control one or more electrical loads. The
TR2001's signal is initiated by closing a user-supplied switch or relay, or
by using
a low voltage AC or DC input signal.
Once activated, the transmitter sends a high frequency signal
over the powerlines where it is detected by one or more receivers that
turn loads on or off with a built-in relay.
TR2001 Transmitters are usually placed together in a central location as
close to the building’s electrical distribution panel as possible.
TR2101 Receivers are located at remote points on the powerline on
the same phase as the TR2001 transmitter.
However, the signal may be coupled to other phases in the
building using the Model SC-2202 signal coupler.
As many TR2101 Receivers as desired can be connected to the same powerline phase and will receive signals from one
TR2001 Transmitter of the same
channel.
For monitoring applications, TR2001 transmitters are
usually located at remote points on the powerline and receivers
are located together. Transmitters
of the same channel should not be located within 15 powerline feet of
each other for best operation. Transmitters
and receivers may be placed on any circuit and at any point on a
powerline that is controlled by one distribution transformer.
Wirelynx TR2001 Transmitters are available in many different configurations
for different voltages and input types: Product
Selection:
1. Select the voltage that will power the transmitter. This
is the same voltage that will communicate the high-frequency signal to
the TR2101 receivers. When the transmitter is switched on, the
high frequency signal is generated and sent down the powerline.
The transmitter is only powered when switched on.
2. Select the input type: a.) "Line" - The line voltage
will be switched on to transmit and turned off to stop transmission of
the signal; or b.) "Low" - An AC or DC voltage between 5 and
30 volts may be applied to the low voltage input wires to activate the
transmitter. The transmitter stays powered all the time and the
high frequency signal is switched on and off.
3. Select the channel, either 5 or 7. In single
transmitter/receiver applications this will generally not matter which
channel is selected. In applications where two channels are
desired, two transmitters, each with a different channel, will be
needed. One or more R2101 receivers for each channel will be needed.
Select the appropriate model from the table below:
| Wirelynx
TR2001
Transmitters |
| Model # |
Part # |
Voltage |
Activating
Input Type |
Channel |
| T-1 |
TR2001-00001 |
24*,120,208-277VAC |
Line Voltage |
5 |
| T-2 |
TR2001-00002 |
24*,120,208-277VAC |
Line Voltage |
7 |
| T-3 |
TR2001-00003 |
480VAC |
Line Voltage |
5 |
| T-4 |
TR2001-00004 |
480VAC |
Line Voltage |
7 |
| T-5 |
TR2001-00005 |
24*,120,208-277VAC |
Low Voltage |
5 |
| T-6 |
TR2001-00006 |
24*,120,208-277VAC |
Low Voltage |
7 |
| T-7 |
TR2001-00007 |
480VAC |
Low Voltage |
5 |
| T-8 |
TR2001-00008 |
480VAC |
Low Voltage |
7 |
| T-9 |
TR2001-00009 |
120,208-277VAC |
Dry Contact |
5 |
|
* 24VAC by special order only. |
Specifications
Model TR2001 Powerline Carrier Transmitters
Part Number T2001-x
Single Phase Medium Power
Power Supply Voltage to Transmitter:
24, 120, 208 to 277,
480VAC
Power Supply Current to Transmitter:
.01 Amp
Signal and power wires are common.
Typical effective signal voltage output:
3 Vpp
Low Voltage Input Range (Models T5-T8):
5
to 30VAC or VDC
Low Voltage Input
Isolation:
Optically-isolated - 5000Vrms
Mounting: Mount with ˝” conduit chase nipple supplied or optional
mounting bracket.
Call Brayden Automation Corp. for additional
information and pricing. |
